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Revision as of 14:38, 10 February 2016
The "Activity Indicator" function is a function which can be assigned to any dak button on any access panels. This will designate the complete button as an activity indicator which indicates activity in the selected zone(s) with inside the priority range.
Contents
Settings
| Destination | Select which zones should be monitored for activity |
| Priority | Ignore activity which falls outside of this priority range |
Example of use
Case 1: Indicate alarm status
In this case the button was used to indicate that a specific alarm was used. To solve this the alarm got a unique priority and the "Activity indicator" was set to filter out all other activity. The alarm got priority 21.
Availability
| Field | Parameters |
| Destination | None |
| Priority | 20-21 |
With the selected parameters the function will only check priority. As the alarm was the only alarm with priority 21 setting the priority field to a narrow selection of alarms between 20 and 21 no other activity will fullfill the requirements.
Case 2: Indicate activity in one zone
In this case the button was used to indicate that there was activity in zone 4 or zone 5.
| Field | Parameters |
| Destination | Zone 4 and zone 5 |
| Priority | 1-100 |
The settings will in effect ignore the priority field and only filter on zones. If there is any activity in either zone 4 or zone 5 the activity led will be triggered.
